Examples of using Be synonymous in English and their translations into Danish
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Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses should be synonymous with quality.
Instead, it should be synonymous with quality and market agility.
And I would like to redirect my career so that from now on the name John Malkovich will be synonymous with puppets.
A European TLD, therefore, should be synonymous with a zone of e-confidence.
Based on the way we generally talk about masculinity,the word itself might as well be synonymous with strength.
It gives the animal access to experiencing life's highest sensation of sensual pleasure andecstasy whose vibrations can be synonymous only with the spirit of God.
The light of your home will be synonymous with softness, with this Mediterranean stained glass light.
I believe that in this way we are showing that cancer does not necessarily have to be synonymous with a death sentence.
Yes, Europe should be synonymous with progress and practical achievements, and we see this with these proposals concerning consumers.
Yes this continuous change should not be synonymous with confusion.
These stages will be synonymous with an experience of the greatest live expression of creative power, of joy and blessing and of love without sorrow, want or pain.
Success in employment policy will of course be synonymous with success in economic policy.
Mr President, under such conditions we cannot support this report andwe fear that the birth of the first truly supranational institution of the European Union may be synonymous with a decline in democracy.
Similarly, pension reform must not be synonymous with depriving groups which are already vulnerable of a safe, decent income.
Mr President, President-in-Office of the Council, President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen,France has decided that its Presidency will be synonymous with political commitment.
The background pictures on this regional level will be synonymous with the event and potential risks associated with them.
To say that a person was mis-emotional would indicate that the person did not display the emotion called for by the actual circumstances of the situation.Being mis-emotional would be synonymous with being irrational.
By suggesting that the selfish pharmaceutical firms be synonymous with the altruistic God's healing and salvation, the discussion of patent rights is highlighted.
As this happiness or perfect fate of the individual thus depends upon an absolutely true knowledge of the profoundest laws and eternal basic principles of life and hence the knowledge of the very purpose of life,then from a cosmic point of view- because terrestrial mankind is still unaware- the acquisition of such knowledge will be synonymous with"the one thing needful.
The Group for a Europe of Democracies and Diversities has voted against this recommendation because implementing it would be synonymous with finally withdrawing vital and crucial policy areas- namely policing and criminal law as these relate to the ordering of our ordinary lives- from the jurisdiction of the Member States and transferring them to the EU.
The Commission and Parliament can help us understand, in the first place, exactly what we are dealing with, because even the term'tourism', as was, moreover, pointed out in the Viceconte report, is still an ambiguous term, a kind of variable that depends on latitude, climate, a range of opportunities, and a series of background factors;it can be synonymous with holidays or it can be a true area of production, income, wealth and employment.
By producing standardised statistics on Community migration, we will be able to set up the toolkit for a social Europe within the Union,which will confirm that the free movement of workers must not be synonymous with dumping or the lowest common social denominator, but must be a factor in the economic dynamism that will enable us to iron out pockets of under-employment.
While for some accounts is required permanent sync(E-mail, for example), receiving constant Notifications from other accounts(social networks or IM clients)May be synonymous with distraction at inappropriate times, such as during service or of important meetings etc.
Fishing is synonymous with Seattle.
Inteco is synonymous with clear agreements, professionalism and flexibility.
Joseph was synonymous with"prosperity.
The euro is synonymous with growth and prosperity!
Exquisitely exotic, orchids are synonymous with luxury, royalty and affection.
Football is synonymous with the UK.